Emily Linder named the first FHSU Poet Laureate
BY CJ GIBSON FHSU is starting a new stanza with the naming of the school’s first-ever Poet Laureate: Emily Linder. Linder is in her senior…
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FHSU Esports offering freshman/transfer scholarships
BY CJ GIBSON The FHSU Esports team is providing a scholarship opportunity for freshman and transfer students. These scholarships are nonrenewable, as they are intended…
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Extreme temperatures cause regional issues in energy consumption
BY CORIE LYNN For the past week, Kansas, like many surrounding states, has dealt with below-freezing temperatures. Monday saw a daily high of 4 degrees…
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MIAA Tournament implications on the line for Tiger basketball during the weekend homestand
BY MAKENNA ALLEN Tiger basketball survived a week of frigid road games and is back in Hays for more MIAA action this week as both…
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FHSU Black Student Union seeks to educate during Black History Month
BY CORIE LYNN The month of February marked the beginning of Black History Month. It’s a month meant to highlight black stories that are otherwise…
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Baseball ready for season opener in Colorado
BY ETHAN BOOE After an abrupt end to the 2020 season, FHSU Head Baseball Coach Jerod Goodale and his players are excited to open the…
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ISS and FHSU host Lunar New Year celebration
BY CORIE LYNN Most Americans celebrated New Years the night of Dec. 31, but on Friday, Feb. 12, Fort Hays State University faculty and students…
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Is the Weather Affecting Student’s Day-to-Day Life?
BY JESSALYN KIRCHHOFF As of late, the Kansas weather has shown its true colors being more than extreme. A few weeks ago, it was sunny…
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As of Friday, active cases rise, then fall again in Ellis Co.; increased doses to be sent to Kansas
BY JUSTIN SABATA Certain trends continue in regards to COVID-19 in Ellis County. 81 active cases were reported by the Ellis County Health Department on…
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How Hays businesses felt the loss of FHSU students over the shutdown
BY CORIE LYNN Hays, Kan. is a college town. Fort Hays State University Tigers decorate locals’ sweatshirts and license plate frames and are even affixed…
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